Cracker Barrel admits it 'could've done a better job' after new logo backlash

The company said what has not and "will never change" are the values Cracker Barrel was built on when the Lebanon, Tennessee-based chain first opened in 1969.

Oakland caterer offers meal-prep hacks

With the average monthly cost of groceries totaling up to $1,600 for a family of four, Oakland caterer Olivia Colt wants to help those families save some money with some of her tried-and-true meal hacks. 

TSA just banned these items from checked bags: See the list

The new rules on flying involves hair tools, marking the latest change to airport security screenings this year.

44% of adults admit ordering off kids' menu in survey

A new survey of U.S. diners reveals long waits, rude service, and tipping fatigue are reshaping restaurant habits, with more adults ordering kids’ meals and eating alone.

California is about to end its popular EV carpool lane decal program

California’s long standing initiative allowing eligible clean-air vehicles access to carpool lanes, is coming to an end, after the Trump administration opted against an extension of the state's popular decal program.

Amazon now selling used Hertz rental cars online

Hertz Car Sales is partnering with Amazon Autos to sell thousands of used cars online, with initial availability in Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, and Seattle.

Marin's senior trailer park community feeling housing insecure and anxious

The Marin Valley Mobile Country Club is a town within a town nestled in the hills above Novato, a haven for low-income seniors who are worried their haven is in real jeopardy. 

Costco's Pepsi-to-Coke switch goes viral as members sound off

Membership warehouse chain Costco completed a nationwide transition to Coca-Cola products in food courts, ending an 11-year partnership with PepsiCo that began in 2013.

Most parents fall into debt for their children: Survey

A survey reveals that soaring living costs are pushing most parents into debt. Many say it’s becoming “unmanageable."

Ohio Chick-fil-A ruffles feathers with teen chaperone policy

An Ohio Chick-fil-A upset locals this back-to-school season by reminding customers of its "teen chaperone policy."